The real, deeper question is whether developer-led housing can ever deliver “affordability” without more fundamental legislative change. Suddenly, housing is…
The organisers of a housing and homelessness conference in the City of Moreton Bay next month hope participants will leave…
Australia’s crisis accommodation sector is in crisis, with more than 160,000 people experiencing or at risk of homelessness seeking shelter…
How do you design a suburb in 2023 to include social housing, affordable housing, be close to public transport, increase…
If it feels like we’re in uncharted territory when it comes to keeping a roof over your head, you’re right. …
Women facing homelessness are at an increased risk of experiencing mental health problems, and physical health problems in addition to…
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Q Shelter commends local governments and private sector stakeholders who are stepping up to the challenge of ensuring housing affordability…
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Queensland’s housing crisis has drawn unprecedented levels of concern from across the community. The situation is urgent and needs to…
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22 May 2022 – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE As Federal Election results unfold there are likely and welcome changes to the…
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21 April 2022 – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Federal Leaders’ Debate Falls Short on Nationally Co-ordinated Approach to Housing Solutions Housing…
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Q Shelter welcomes the opportunity to make this submission to the Queensland State Government. Its purpose is to address housing…
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Isaac region’s essential service workers are set to benefit from having access to 16 new affordable housing units thanks to…
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Health and social care services, children’s services, police and other public bodies will have a legal duty to ‘ask and…
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Mr Frank was once one of the 10,000 mostly Indigenous, public housing tenants in the NT relying entirely on a…
